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a Phone 1561. Two Lines, Two Phones, One Number, At Your Service! G resham O utlook T W IC E A W EEK GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON. VOL. 17, NO. 98 Alumni Basketeers Win From Union Hi (By Benj. H. Davies) “A good gam e.” “An exciting gam e,” “ Tw ill do ’em good to lose,” etc. C om m ents like unto the iorego ing from fans who saw the alum ni- high school clash T uesday evening at th e local gym are heard often on o u r stree ts. T aking the gam e 29-24, th e “old- tim e rs” didn’t have a w alk-aw ay b u t did have some excellent p lay ers on th e ir team as th e follow ing sum m ary will a tte s t: D uncan ___ 1 ) .. . . f . . . . .........(8) B a ile y N elso n . . . . . g — . . . . ( 1 2 ) S tro n g T im m e r m a n ( l ) . . g ...................... L u n d y S qu ire (6 ) B ooth E xley (2) W hetzell Twice as Quick Twice as Good. Twice-a-W eek Outlook!! Southard Al. F rench, referee. Bailey, S trong and D uncan w ere n o t only t h e high point players, but w ere o u tstanding exam ples of a th letic ability. B ailey's dex terity a t a ll tim es w as good to see. He, w ith S trong, L undy and S outhard, a re of th e class of '24. Booth finished high in '22, N elson in '25 and D un can w ith class of ’27. A la rg e num ber of fans saw th e gam e, and received m any th rills especially during the final q u a rte r w hen Union high began to get busy. T he locals can play b etter ball th an they did T uesday night, and no doubt will profit from th e shaking up. Hill M ilitary acadm ey sc o u t ed th e gam e and undoubtedly feel th a t they have nothing to fear from th e locals w hen they m eet here F eb ru ary 14. T his w ill be a g rea t clash as H ill is reputed as having one of the stro n g est team s in th is to u rn am en t d istrict. Let*« keep th is date in mind and tu rn out en- m asse for Union high. Colum bian high plays here to n ig h t. L et’s go! To Dog Owners. Notice is hereby given th a t it is unlaw ful for any dog to be on the stre e ts of G resham betw een the firs! of F eb ru ary and the first of November of each year, unless held by a leash. E. H. KELLY, M arshal. SERVICE The addition of another p ri v ate line to the O utlook of fice enables us to give you qu icker telephone service and we w an t you to use your phone w henever we can serve you w ith anything you need in our line of p rin tin g , ad v ertisin g , subscrip tio n s or news. Tell 1561 1 FIREMEN’S BENEFIT DANCE TONIGHT ? Gresham to Have Shell Oil Plant Piggly W i« ly Store. Page 4 P. E P Co., Gresham Store. Page 4 A. W. Metzger & Co. Page 4 Walrad Mercantile Co. Page 1 Portland Electric Power Co. Page 3 Bank of Gresham. Page 3 Sperry Flour Co. Page 2 Hessel Implement Co. Page 3 First State Bank. Page 4 Ivy Filling Station. Page 2 L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co. Page 4 Mealey’s Jewelry Store. Page 3 Walrad Mercantile Co . Groceries. Page 4 Brockway & Nelson. Page 3 Gresham B attery & Tire Shop. Page 2 Dorothy’s Beauty Shoppe. Page 4 Legion Dance, Eagle Creek. Page 3 Areme Club Dance. Page 1 Rockwood Grange Hall Dance. Page 1 Portland Gresham Stages. Page 2 A. C. Arvidson Grocery. Page 3 Cecil J. Pounder, Contractor. Page 3 Walrad & W right. Page 3 Classified, Professional Cards, Etc. Page 2 It Will Pay You to Read These Ads and Patronize the Advertisers TRANSPORTATION SHOW OPENS IN PORTLAND One of th e g rea test tra n s p o rta tion show s in the Pacific n o rth w est will open tom orrow , F eb ru ary 4, in the Meier & F ra n k building a t 14th and E v erett stree ts, occupying th re e floors of th is m am m oth build ing. The very la test and best in mo- tordom w ill be on exhibit. The show includes th ree g re a t d ep a rt m ents, autom obiles and tru c k s, a ir planes and m otorboats. T he ex hibits w ill cover m ore th a n 160,- 000 sq u a re feet of space. In point of num ber of en tries it w ill be a full th ird la rg e r th a n the last show in 1925. From C alifornia, from Chicago, from all over the co u n try exhibits a re now rollin g to w ard s P ortland. Some a re com ing by air and some by express. From C alifornia alone th e S h asta Lim ited w ill d rag in a l m ost a t the zero hour of th e open ing of th e show 10 carlo ad s of ex hibits, w hich a re being removed from the San F ran cisco show ahead of tim e to m ake P o rtlan d . The large Ryan plane w hich Tex R ankin w ill show has left southern C alifornia. R ankin has stops to m ake on th e way, b ut w ill arriv e in P o rtlan d to n ig h t in tim e to get placed a t th e m am m oth exhibit building. T his ship w ill be th e finest plane yet seen in P o rtlan d , w ith a capaci ty of eight passen g ers. Follow ing the P o rtlan d show, it is expected to m ake arran g e m en ts to c a rry some of th e P o rtlan d ex h ib ito rs to Se a ttle for th e show th e re th e week later. A casu al survey of th e value of exhibits to be on display a t th is show indicates th a t it is th e m ost valuable collection ever placed on display in P o rtlan d a t any kind of an exhibit. I t exceeds in value even th e Pacific In te rn a tio n l Live stock show , having a value of m ore th an »1,750,000. Some New Spring House Dresses in Strong-Kloth Prints Lot 2 ...$1.98 ...$2,98 The spacious show room in Raker & Son’s building will be cleared and decorated for the Gresham firemen’s benefit dance tonight. The new fire department is now well organized and training for the most effective service when needed. The boys ask for and are entitled to the most hearty support of the community. They are ready to do their best. Let’s encourage them by supporting and patronizing their doings tonight. * It is a community affair and everything will be * orderly and pleasant. $ 1913 Phone Book Compared With New T he new d irecto ry for th e O re gon T elephone com pany has ju st been issued from th e p ress of th e G resham Outlook and is being m ailed by the com pany to th e m ore th an 1300 phone u se rs in th is dis trict. T he exam ination of an old d irec to ry of th e M ultnom ah & C lacka m as County M utual T elephone Co., whicli w as p u rch ased by th e O re gon T elephone Co., gives rise to some in te restin g com parisons and bits of h istory. T his list, th o u g h t to be th e first telephone d irecto ry issued by th e local com pany in book form , w as p rin ted by th e O ut look in A ugust, 1913, and co n tained 697 nam es of w hich 523 w ere cu sto m ers of the G resham ex change and the b alan ce of C orbett and D am ascus. In th e new d irec to ry th e re a re listed 1135 su b sc rib ers in th e G resham and Sandy ex changes. M any changes have tak en place in th e p ast n early 15 years. T he first directo ries issued by th e Mu tu a l com pany, w ere p rin ted on a card. The com pany w as organized in 1906 by citizens of th is vicinity who realized th e need of telephone com m unication in th e upbuilding of th e d istrict. Among th e su b sc rib ers to th e phone service in 1913 w ere four saloons, five livery b arn s and tw o garages, located in G resham , S an dy, Boring and T ro u td ale. T he lo cal com pany th en had tw o lines to Sandy and d u rin g 1914 or 1915 bought out th e com pany o p eratin g in Sandy. T he tw o g arages w ere th e G resham Auto Supply Co., owned by L ato u rell & Son, and the G resham G arage, of w hich C. M. Zim m erm an w as ow ner. They w ere ad v e rtise rs in th e d irecto ry , as w as also th e W ithrow & B utcher s a loon. T he livery sta b le s a re extinct, and th e g arag es a re h ere in fa r g re a te r num bers. T he saloon is no m ore. A grow ing profession lis t ed now, b ut u n h eard of th en , is re p resen ted by th e beauty shop. G resh am h as four, all very dependent on th e telephone. All of th e G resham business houses except tw o have new n u m b ers and are, in m ost cases on p ri v ate lines. T he tw o w ith 15-year old num bers a re A vlsw orth & M ar tin , G resham , and F oxs’ S tore, T routdale. T he n um ber preceded th e nam e in the good old days of 1913. T he a d d r e s w - o f su b scrib ers resid in g at F airview w as given as Cleone, w hich w as th e postofflee, although th e tow n w as called F a ir- view. T he d irec to rs of th e telephone com pany w ere Theo. B rugger, A. J. Brow n, A. B. C onrad, A. D ow sett, who w as se c re ta ry -tre a su re r, E. S. Jenne, C. R. K eller, D. W. McKay, W. A. P ro c to r and John S leret. (Several in q u iries failed to reveal th e nam e of th e presid en t and vice p resid en t). The m an ag er w as F ra n k C h ris tensen. A. O. (B ill) E kstrom w as linem an. All night service, w ith a 10c ch arg e a fte r 10 p. m., had a l ready been in au g u rated . The te le phone board w as in John M etzger's building In th e east side of th e space now occupied by th e G resh am D rug Co. T he o p eratin g force w as Minnie S h rin e r (deceased), Arlie (Gibbs) D avidson, Mary (Wood) W illiam s, W inifred Os burn, P earl (Jo n es) Mack, and Iva (A llder) L ittlepage. K. A. Miller is now resid en t m anager of th is b ran ch of th e Oregon T elephone Co., and Miss A. M. H oss Is cash ier and chief o p erato r. Ten o p erato rs, reg u la r and relief, a re employed to handle th e board. W. S. E v erett Is forem an and has ch arg e of four linem en. At Sandy F ra n k C h ris tenson is m an ag er and th e re are four re g u la r and relief o p erato rs. Today, m ost of th e business firms not only have a p riv ate line, h ut many have an extension w hereby it is possible to ta lk from tw o loca tions In th e sto re or office. Many residences also have p riv ate lines. E ver sin ce it w as sta rted , in 1911, th e O utlook h as had a p riv ate line, and d u rin g th e p ast few y ears one extension. In th e new d ire c t ory the Outlook is listed w ith two p rivate lines. They a re so fixed th a t it is possible to sw itch calls from one line to th e o th er In th e Outlook office. T his is believed to b e th e first In stallatio n of th is kind ever m ade in G resham by th e local com pany, although a firm at T ro u t dale has tw o phones on p a rty lines w ith a sim ila r sw itch in g a rra n g e ment. T elephone u se rs w ill find th e new a rran g e m en t of Outlook phones a g reat tim e saver. NEW ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY SUNDAY EVENING An o rc h e stra w ith betw een 15 and 20 pieces, w hich w as recen tly organized to ta k e p a rt in services at th e M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch , will m ake its first public a p p e a r ance next S unday evening, w hen tw o num bers will he given. W. L. G orsage is d irector. The p erso n n el of th e o rc h e stra is, violins, th e Rev. H. V. W ilhelm , L u etta W elling, S arah Metzger. Rosabel Metzger, M argaret W il helm , M arg aret Ott, B ernice Mc- M urry, D onald P age and Ralph Q ufcksall; c larin ets, A. J. S tout, H arold H unt, W illiam S chm lerer and C harles G orsage; fltite ,L. L. K idder; co rn ets, F red Jen n in g s, Jr., and C u rtis Jo h n so n J r .; tro m bone, W alter J. O lm schied; cello, E lizabeth H o rn in g ; piano, Mrs. W. L. G orsage. New N um bers in LADIES' UN PERTH INGS Heavy grade Rayon Vests, e a c h .... . . 7 9 c U w* Heavy grade Bloomers to match, pair. .. Areme Club Dance VALENTINE DANCE W Masonic Hall, Gresfcam See our new Sport Satin Slips at FRIDAY EVENING, FEB. 10 D ancing 8:30 to 12 SPECIALS for SATURDAY and MONDAY M-IftCH BLEACHED MUSLIN, y a r d ........ ..................... 2 7 I5 C H BLEACHED OCTINtt FLANNEL, yard M E N - $2.00 Per Year 1928 #*####*###***####*###*#**####**********#*#**#**#*1 JU ST RECEIVED Trixie brand, tub-fast dresses, sizes up to 52, L ot 1 .............. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY S, We have a new lot of Tweed Caps priced from $ 1 . 2 5 to $ 2 . 5 0 WALRAD MERCANTILE CO. “The Hnise of Quality" GRESHAM.OREGON PHONE 1411 We Give Green Trading Stamps GIGRAY’S ORCHESTRA 14'/2 c 12«/2 c G entlem en 7ic Ladies 25c DANCE ROCKWOOD GRANGE HALL I on a ! NEW MAPLE FLOOR SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. H Art’s J hzz Bandit*—6-plece Orchestra GENTLEMEN S*e Refreehmeal« EVEK1BDDV WELCOME LADIES ¡Sic TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS LOYALTY CAMPAIGN TO BE LAUNCHED SUNDAY Balanced Ration for Berries Is Important The problem of handling th e A new in d u stry for G resham seem s to be a prospect for th e near Next Sunday m orning w ill w it stra w b e rry crop next spring in a fu tu re, follow ing a req u est for a ness th e launching of the "L oyalty way to avoid the loss w hich was perm it, w hich was g ran ted , to the ' cam paign" at the M ethodist church. suffered last year by the grow ers is Shell Oil com pany by th e city T his is th e first p art of a ten- claim ing the attention of the Berry council at its m eeting on W ednes week program of advancem ent co n G row ers P acking com pany. It has day night to ere ct gasoline ta n k s tin u in g through E aster . A large been suggested in a le tte r by th e w ithin the city lim its, w hich tan k s num ber of “ loyalty bonds" have m anagem ent th a t car lot shipm ents would be about th e sise and style been issued and distributed, each of fresii b erries to the middle w est of those erected by th e S tan d ard hearin g 12 num bered coupons. may be a solution. How to produce Oil com pany. P erm it m ust also be Theae bonds h ear In terest th ree b erries w hich would have the color obtained from the sta te fire m a r tim es each week in sp iritu al, m oral, and firm ness required Is brought shal before w ork on the project can and social gains, if clipped by the to th e atten tio n of the grow ers in he started . T he ta n k s would be of “bond” ow ner and deposited a t the the follow ing le tte r from the m an ager, D. E. Tow le: 254)00-gallon capacity. j designated service. The services as planned for S u n “Now w hat I w ant to tell you T he location of th e proposed p lan t w ill be on p ro p erty along the day a re full of in terest. T he ser- today is th a t we may have a s u r Mt. Hood tra c k s east of th e Beaver i mons to r th e day are, in th e m o rn plus of straw b e rrie s for the local S tate Motor p lant, betw een th e car ing, “T he D eparting H eart", and in fresh fru it and th e b arrel tra d e tra c k s and th e portion of th e Sec th e evening. "G athering P earls." m ark et and If th is should prove tion L ine road w hich w as ab an d Special m usical featu res are a r tru e we should have an o th er way oned w hen th e road w as s tra ig h t ranged for each service. One item out. W hat we have in mind is th a t ened a few m onths ago. A re p re of especial in te rest will be th e first th e re may be another way out in sen tativ e of th e oil com pany was public ap p earan ce of th e new o r shipping straw b e rrie s in ca r lots p resen t at th e council m eeting and c h e stra at the evening hour. T his to th e m iddle west. The success of told of the plans to erect a m odern o rc h e stra co n sists of betw een 15 fhis v en tu re would depend on p lan t on th e p ro p erty acquired re and 20 m usicians under th e lead er q u ality of b erries and h arv e st cently from Mrs. Nancy J. Sails. ship of W. L. G orsage, and can be w eather and prospective m ark et He also stated th a t plans w ere u n depended upon to udd g reatly to value, "Now th e elem ent th a t is directly der way to estab lish a landing field tlie enjoym ent of th e evening s e r for airp lan es on th e land betw een vice. They w ill play on Sunday u nder your control is quality of the old road and th e new and th a t night, March, "F lag of T ru ce" by b erries to the extent th a t you can Ills com pany an ticip ates handling L au ren d eau : "F allin g L eaves,” by supply a balanced food ration for the berries. T his food ration is gas for aviation purposes. This Seredy. made up p rincipally by th e appli tra c t, he said, is larg e enough, and cation of a liberal q u an tity of su is ideal for th e purpose. Mayor BOOK OF M MRERS. THEME DF PASTOR per p hosphate and potash nt th e Cleveland gave a ssu ra n ce th a t the city would lend all possible aid to It is in te restin g to note th a t th e ra te of from 450 to 500 pounds of the project, in th e way of rem ov u n derlying consciousness of w hat phosphate and 150 to 200 pounds of ing o b stru ctio n s such as poles and is rig h t and w rong in law, ethics m u riate of potash. Of these two w ires th a t m ig h t in te rfe re w ith and religion has, to a large m eas the potash Is probably first in im landing. ure, com e down to us from th e pen po rtan ce as It helps to m ake a C onsiderable discussion w as giv of Moses th ro u g h the Old T e sta firm deep colored b erry th a t would en to the p ossibilities of th e city of m ent sc rip tu re s. T he book of Num stan d shipping if picked a t th e G resham secu rin g a p riv ate w ater b ers fu rn ish es us w ith life sk e tc h rig h t stag e of ripeness. supply w hich would he ad eq u ate in es of th is rem ark ab le m an in ac "O ur o rd ers for these fertilizers q u an tity and of th e best quality, tion. "T h e M eaning anil Message are com ing in fast. We have a l w hich could be provided to u sers at of th e Book of N um bers” is th e ready booked orders for over two ra te s m uch less th an th o se now them e of the serm on w hich the ea rs and it is not too late for you charged by th e city. It w as argued p asto r Is to deliver in th e B ap tist to get your o rder in for th e th ird th a t if a w ell sim ila r to th o se now ch u rch next Sunday m orning. T he ear if you act prom ptly on receipt of In use by th e Rockwood W ater dis young people's m eeting w ill com th is le tte r. And if other things tric t and the city of F airview could m ence nt 6:30 p. m. anil th e eve work out rig h t we can hope to h a r he obtained on th e city 's p ro p erty ning preach in g service nt 7:30. The vest all of the stra w b e rry crop and ad jacen t to th e w ater tan k , a topic of th is serm on will be "Bach get a fair price for It. pum ping system could easily be In Step a Step H igher,” and the p u r "We are very m uch pleased w ith stalled w hich would give sufficient pose w ill be to p rese n t th e rig h t our new plan of handling Outlook p ressu re for the w ater a t co m p ar motive in w hat we decide Io do. sub scrip tio n s. It is very g ra tify atively sm all cost. T he w ater tan k ing and encouraging to know th a t which the city of P o rtlan d forced SUNDAY TO FEATURE when we have a m essage for the G resham to build a t heavy cost GROUND BREAKING m em bers of the association th a t would be used as a p ressu re tan k through the m edium of the paper P reach in g services a t the E v an to supply the w ater system , w hich we can get it to you a t a m inimum is alread y in stalled and is the p ro p gelical ch u rch will be held Sunday of cost. m orning a t 11 o’clock. T he s e r erty of tlie city of O reshain. So "T he follow ing telegram from en th u sia stic w ere th e councllm en mon topic will be, “A dversity, a United S tates S enator Chas. L. Mc- M anifestation of God's G race and th a t they o rdered the com m ittee on Nury lias been received in reply to (ire and w ater and City E n g in eer Love." Most people look upon ad reso lu tio n s recently sen t him by K. C. R oberts to subm it an e sti versity as a p u n ish m en t for some the B erry G row ers T acking com m ate of the cost of p u ttin g down a m isdeed, consequently they fall to pany. 'R ecom m endations asking te st w ell on the hill n ear the tank. recognize th e proffered gift of a g ric u ltu ra l d epartm ent to provide The Decem ber Dill for w ater su b God's g race and the loving touch for g ath erin g and tran sm ittin g re m itted by the P o rtlan d w ater board of th e M aster. H is ways a re not liable Inform ation to fru it packers am ounted to $439.96. T his was m an 's w ays, and In his own way he received. I know th e value of this p erh ap s an average m onth. To seeks his own. A brief G erm an service and will do all I can as m eet th ese bills, w hich a re co n sid service will follow. ch airm an of sen ate com m ittee to Bible school will m eet for study ered ex o rb itan t, it has been neces hold p resen t ap p ro p riatio n and if sa ry to in crease th e m inim um cost a t 10 a. m. possible effect an Increase thereof. G ro und-breaking services will he to u se rs to $1.75 a m onth and b itter T hank you for the resolution.’ ” com plaint of th e situ atio n is heard held a t th e church at 2:30 p. m. on all sides. W ith h er own w ater Im m ediately a fte r the services all supply it Is believed th a t th e cost p rese n t will proceed to th e b u ild to G resham 's u sers would be g re a t ing site at F ifth and Main w here ground will be broken for th e new ly decreased. E lectrical en g in eers of th e P o rt E vangelical church. T he public is F rid ay Evening, Feb. 3—B asket land E lectric P ow er com pany have co rd ially Invited to all services ball gam e betw een Columbian high of C orbett and O resham at G resh volunteered th e ir service In Investi Sunday. T he S un sh in e clu b will hold its am Union high school. gating types and costs of electrical m onthly m eeting a t th e hom e of appliances. F riday evening, Feb. 3.—F ire It is claim ed by officials of Fair- Mrs. E. Schw edler a t 7:30 p. m. m en’s benefit dance. view and of th e Rockwood w ater T uesday, F eb ru ary 7. F rien d s of F riday E vening, Feb. 3—Colum th e club a re cordially invited. d istric t th a t th e w ater obtained by T he Junior league will m eet at bian High baskctbull team to th e ir system s Is chem ically pure ¡1:80 p. m Sunday. Sunday being O resham . and th a t It co n tain s some elem ents ch u rch day, m em bers and frien d s S atu rd ay Night, Feb. 4— E n te r of value to h ealth w hich a re la c k a re requested to bring th e ir lunch tain m en t and dance a t P leasan t ing In th e snow w ater aupplled by 1 for th e fellow ship luncheon In th e Valley g ran g e hall. the Bull R un system . ! Sunday school rooms. Sunday A fternoon, F eb ru ary 5— It Is now known th a t th e w ater Ground breaking for new E vangel tan k as a reserv e supply a t a cost EREE METHODIST ical ch u rch , Fifth and Main. of $25,000, is of no p rac tica l value SERMCES ANNOUNCED to O resham . as th e w ater does not Tuesday Evening. Feb. 7—G resh The F ree M ethodist ch u rch ser- am b ask etb all team to O. L T . en ter Into th e g en eral circu latio n of th e w ater system . It costs ' vices S unday w ill be held at th e F riday Evening, Feb. 10.—Areme around $100 to fill th e tan k , and th e reg u la r hours, Sunday school a t 10 club valen tin e dance, Masonic hail. w ater soon becom es unfit for do a. m , preach in g at 11 and class i m estic purposes If It w ere tu rn ed m eeting at noon. T he young p e o - ! Friday, Feb. 10— Areme Club pie's service will convene a t 7:80 V alentine dance at Masonic hall. Into th e system . O resham , T he city accepted a deed to a In th e evening, w ith p reaching fo l lowing "The Need of Being Filled piece of p ro p erty along th e so u th F riday Evening, Feb. 10.—Jacob w est side of th e c a r tra c k s near w ith th e S p irit" w ill be the su b ject son q u a rte t en tertain m en t under the O. W. P. depot, w hich w as te n of th e m orning serm on. A wel- auspices Sm ith Memorial P resby te rian ch u rch . Fairview . dered by O. H. D am m eler for road , com e Is extended to all. On T uesday evening w ill occur purposes. T his p ro p erty had been T uesday. Feb. 14.—811ver tea by retain ed by him for th a t purpose th e m onthly m eeting of th e official So and Sew circle at home of Mrs. when he sold his place. It is ad and Sunday school hoards. Mem C. I. R aker. jacent to th e p ro p erty owned by bers a re asked to reinem ber th is T uesday Evening, Feb. 14.—Card R C. S ears, P E. Mills and P. E date. party In W. W Metzger’s Bulck show room , auspices A m erican l e Garey. Ju st w hen th e road will be New Fliiunce Plan. gion and A uxiliary, 8 p. m, opened Is a question, as It is said lle sse t Im plem ent com pany has th a t Mills and S ears are opposed to “ ju st received a larg e sh ip m en t of 1 S atu rd ay Evening, March 8 — it. the form er because he has hlsow n new B lackhaw k spreader«, one and Rockwood grange play. p riv ate road and th e la tte r because tw o horan rev ersib le disc h arro w , S atu rd ay . March 17— M ultnomah he has no ca r and m akes his trip s O liver I-w ay plow s and a la rg e supply of O liver re p a irs for sp rin g Council at Rockwood to and from P o rtlan d by stre e t car. use. T hey have a new finance plan 1 County school. Carey, whose land lies betw een the by w hich farm ers may now buy Im F eb ru ary 24, 25 and 2d.—W inter other two p ro p erties, w ishes to use plem ents, sp rea d ers, d rills, w ater G resham Methodist system s, etc., up to tw o (all term s Institute. C o n tin u ed on page 4 a t th e re g u la r P o rtlan d prices. church.
